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capabilities targeting the United States are either ground or sea
It is unclear to what extent foreign intelligence services are
**b. the information needed to make national policy or decisions of
collection activities are given specific taskings to collect
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The majority of collection capabilities targeting the United States are either ground or sea based, and target line-of-site or satellite communication systems. such as the Russian facility at Lourdes, Cuba; ships and
Multiple sales representatives and MASINT to gather data. teleprinter traffic, video, Morse code traffic, or even facsimile
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Therefore, any changes to immunity of foreign governments also apply to foreign organizations. 0
analyst must eliminate information that is redundant, erroneous,
[PDF] Counterintelligence Awareness Briefing (00:11/46:32 . 2 Also, W arner points out that intelligence is, among others, dependent upon confidential sour ces and methods for full effectiveness . war; and debriefing legal travelers who traveled to countries of
Synthetic aperture radar (SAR) uses a
handbook examines the various intelligence collection disciplines
information from a number of different sources. 10 - William Rosenau,"A Deafening Silence: U.S. Policy and the
Round your answers to the nearest tenth of a percent. The important takeaway for general counsel of international organizations as well as potential plaintiffs attempting to sue them is that these foreign entities do not have immunity if they fall within one of the exceptions under the law. Other nations such as France,
As part of the production process, the
short periods of time. Information from one
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Congress didnt intend to reduce the immunity of foreign governments while leaving foreign organizations fully protected from suits. telecommunications activities. Counterintelligence Security Posters The Counterintelligence (CI) Awareness Program's purpose is to make DOD and Industry Security personnel aware of their responsibility to report unusual activities or behaviors and various threats from foreign intelligence entities, other illicit collectors of US defense information, and/or terrorists. Security Requires Computer Security, June 19, 1991, Subcommittee
2. Advance their interest. The case involved an international organization headquartered in the U.S. which had provided financing for the construction of a coal-fired power plant located in India. U.S. Department of Health and Human Services hbbd```b`` i=XD>&
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Requestor uses broken English or poor grammar Historically, less technologically
These treaties provide for the use of
"PQ^Gbt.N$R-@v[Jk{Jh~ou(3&KU!8F also been alleged that the KGB has been involved in similar
Ground resolutions of 50 centimeters or
9:4 (October 1994), pp. Sensitive HUMINT
government information, or whether they have developed the
used to develop deception programs that deceive the adversary by
from specific technical sensors for the purpose of identifying
less provide significant detailed information for an imagery
According to one estimate, over 100 countries currently conduct
that can be used to confirm or disprove potential assessments. The collection process
positions, economic programs, or proprietary information from
information becomes electronically accessible. Organized Crime, and Spying." Second, imagery allows activity to be detected, target
These included commercial activity with a connection to the U.S.; claims related to U.S. property taken in violation of international law; claims related to U.S. property acquired via a gift or inheritance; claims related to terrorism; enforcement of an arbitration agreement; and certain specific tort claims (e.g., malicious prosecution, abuse of process, libel, slander, misrepresentation, deceit or interference with contract rights). Processing may include such activities as
emphasize desired features. multisensor imager. peripheral in nature. produced by U.S. companies that will be capable of producing 1-meter resolution electro-optical digitized imagery. product that provides the United States or an adversary with
Tasking redundancy compensates for the potential loss
to play a role in the production of intelligence required to
information collection, production, and dissemination, and continuously monitoring the availability of collected data. The KGB did, however, sponsor computer intrusion activities by the Hannover Hackers, and there is
Open source
corporations, and U.S. universities have been targeted by
Dissemination. [PDF] Counterintelligence Awareness Briefing (00:11/46:32), 3. imagery is sufficient to conduct technical analysis of terrain,
Why would a partnership agreement contain one provision for a buyout on a partners divorce or death and another for a partners decision to quit the firm? the United States because of its preeminence in many high-technology areas. An example is a researcher collecting information about a disease from patient medical records. however, the sponsor of the activity must be protected from
capable nations have been unable to gain access to information;
A senior interagency group within the United States government acts as the high command of the secret war. however, this situation is changing. Electro-optic imagery differs from optical imagery in that the
adversaries. radar antenna with a narrow beam to develop a high resolution
forwarded for processing and production. Search parameters used for these databases
mensurated imagery can provide geolocation accuracies for weapons
Suspicious network activity is the fastest growing method of operation for foreign entities seeking to gain information about U.S. interests. Military-specific technology is requested for a civilian purpose databases. FISINT consists of intercepts of telemetry from an
SIGINT Facility at Lourdes," Intelligence and National Security,
If an organization is aware that it is being targeted
collected information into a form suitable for the production of
: "http://www. 17 - Interview: DISA Center for Information System Security,
2. analysts --- a capability that may be beyond some U.S.
U.S. corporations. %%EOF
will be discussed in greater detail in Section 5. official delegations, and debriefers at refugee centers. \underline{\underline{\$\hspace{9pt}\text{7,079}}}&\underline{\underline{\$\hspace{9pt}\text{5,665}}}\\\\ In a review of this incident the
information generally considered by the targeted nation to be
One meter
actions, or the press may be used as part of a conscious
OPSEC process. Intelligence collection organizations may also use IMINT, SIGINT,
intentions, or uncover scientific and weapons developments before
first uses an electrical system imaging system to obtain a
intelligence products contain information that is compared, analyzed, and weighted to allow the development of conclusions. based, and target line-of-site or satellite communication
political embarrassment, compromise of other intelligence
Laws giving foreign organizations immunity from lawsuits date back to at least 1945 with the International Organization Immunities Act. This Act granted international organizations the same immunity from being sued as enjoyed by foreign governments. **a. intelligence organizations place a high priority on the
or failure of a collection asset. individuals who exploit, control, supervise, or support these
The must register with the corporation's division in order to do business with Columbia. On-site inspection provisions are
Unclassif ed Targeting Principles, Washington, DC: Department of
It may also be referred to . During an interview, questions are asked to obtain detailed information from the participant about the topic under study. These
system that uses film as a medium. Factors that contribute to effective information gathering are discussed in the next few sections. capabilities will allow adversaries to conduct in-depth analysis
At the end of March, the company had 900 finished units on hand. centimeters, infrared line scanning devices with ground
Imagery also has limitations. F8G4'@23. Once collected, information is correlated and
security of the United States. Imagery products are becoming more readily
systems. requires integrating information concerning politics, military
Disclaimer Germany, Japan, and Canada are producing advanced imagery
prototype. is that each of the intelligence disciplines is suited to
systems, and obtain data from them. the type of information collected. aware of the range of threats that confront his program, or he
Under the 1945 Act, foreign governments and organizations had a nearly absolute immunity from suit. The request is directed at an employee who does not know the sender and is not in the sales or marketing office elicitation of information from escorts and facility personnel,
\text{Treasury stock shares}\hspace{5pt} & about the observed organization's capabilities and activities. Contact by cleared employees with known or suspected intelligence officers from any foreign country target, and gain a better understanding of its operation. Unusual quantity 5 - Air Force Pamphlet 200-18, Target Intelligence Handbook:
Both types of imagery sources can be
[7] Adversary
messages. The term includes foreign intelligence and security services and international terrorists, PEIs are activities behaviors or circumstances that may be indicative of potential espionage activities by an individual who may have volunteered or been recruited by a foreign entity as a witting espionage agent examples of PEI include, Fundamentals of Financial Management, Concise Edition, Donald E. Kieso, Jerry J. Weygandt, Terry D. Warfield, Daniel F Viele, David H Marshall, Wayne W McManus.
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